Add the Maven Wrapper #106
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This change adds the Maven Wrapper to the project, which bootstraps a Maven environment. The Maven Wrapper is a best practice, and will be included in Maven 3.7.0 by default.
I created the files in this PR by running the following command against the repo:
It works by running
./mvnwor./mvnw.cmdinstead of themvncommand. In this way, it ensures that all users are running the same version of Maven. You can read more about it on the Baeldung blog.Accepting this change would make it significantly easier to build the plugin in an automated environment.
For context, I'm trying to add RaspberryJuice support to the Minecraft Buildpack, which must build the plugin from source (alternatively, it could download a pre-compiled version of the plugin, but I didn't know where to find one).